There was a perfect storm of inactivity and people being away during the two-day period when Barry and Honey Sherman were murdered and their bodies lay undiscovered in their basement swimming pool room.
Did the killer or killers have intimate knowledge of the Shermans’ schedule?
On the third anniversary of the murders, the Star’s ongoing investigation takes a hard look at the timeline information, including documents released by a Toronto judge last week. For example, Honey’s personal assistant was given two days off, Honey’s sister was heading out of town, Barry’s second-in-command was away for three days and the Shermans had no pressing engagements.
